Upper North Street, Brighton, BN1

Guide Price £1 -£1.1M ||

Set within the sought-after Montpelier & Clifton Hill Conservation Area of central Brighton, this fantastic four-bedroom terraced house offers a great opportunity to acquire a truly wonderful period home, dating from circa 1830–1850.

Arranged over three floors and offering just under 1,500 SQFT of accommodation, the property combines many fine period features with modern living.

On the ground floor, a spacious hallway leads to a bright south-facing lounge with a feature fireplace and full-height sash windows, flooding the room with natural light. Adjoining is the dining area, with doors opening onto the lower patio. The modern Shaker-style kitchen is well laid out, with ample storage and workspace, along with a useful utility room at the rear. The lower patio is also accessed from here.

The first floor is approached via a feature wrought iron staircase. Two of the bedrooms have been opened up to create an impressive main bedroom suite, featuring an en-suite dressing area, which could also be used for reading, pilates and other activities. The main bedroom benefits from a south-facing Juliet balcony, excellent floor-to-ceiling storage, and an inset electric fireplace.

The family bathroom features a roll-top bath and is complemented by a separate shower, a W.C., and access to a terrace offering a peaceful outlook over the rear garden. In addition there is also a second separate W.C with wash basin next to it so no-one has to wait to use the facilities.

On the second (top) floor, there are two further well-presented double bedrooms, one of which enjoys views across the rooftops towards the sea.

Externally, the rear garden is arranged over two levels. The lower section is paved and includes two free-standing wooden storage units. Steps lead up to the main garden, which features built-in seating, raised flowerbeds, and a variety of well-maintained mature shrubs and trees providing year-round colour. The front patio is wall-enclosed and enjoys a southerly aspect.

The property retains a number of period features, including high ceilings, cornicing, while benefiting from modern updates throughout, with the majority of windows being secondary glazed. The property is offered with no onward chain.

The property is within easy walking distance of Brighton city centre, Brighton mainline station, the beach and seafront including the i360. The concert halls at Brighton Dome, and the historic Brighton Pavilion and Museum are also within close walking distance. The West Pier is 0.5 miles away and you are a short walk to the Clock Tower or Churchill Square which provides access to many bus routes to the South Downs National Park and many towns, further afield. Brighton is also well served with cycle lanes along the sea front west and east to Brighton Marina, and it's boating activities, and beyond.

Local schooling options include Brighton, Hove & Sussex Sixth Form College and Windlesham School & Nursery. Brighton mainline station is approximately 0.5 miles away, providing fast and direct links to London and Gatwick Airport.